Westminster Kids Digest - 9/30

September 29, 2023

A Biweekly Look at
Links That are Worth the Click

We're keeping it brief.
In our biweekly digest, you'll find links to our best content on the Westminster Kids blog and some other resources we've found on the web that are worth checking out.

A Weekly Round-Up of Links Worth Clicking We’re keeping it brief. In our weekly digest, you'll find links to our best content on the Westminster Kids blog and some other resources we've found on the web that are worth checking out.

Tips and Resources for Teaching Children, Tweens, and Teens How to Pray

Prayer is one of the greatest privileges we have as Christians. So how do we help young people who don’t know what or how to pray? Read more.

A Conversation with Melissa Kruger about Writing Children's Books

A behind-the-scenes look at the writing of two staff favorite children's books. Read more.

Helping Families, Kids, and Teens Study the Bible

Faith and Remley talk about Bible study resources that have been helpful for their families and their churches. Read more.

The Impact of Scripture Memory on Children

Children can recite pages of picture books, jingles, and song lyrics through simple exposure– how much more profitable it is to memorize the living Word of God? Read more.

P.S. westminsterkids.com turns 1 this week! We have a bundle of amazing giveaways and more to share starting Monday. Keep your eyes out on this space and our Instagram account to help us celebrate with us!

The team at Simply the Gospel has a great library of free resources for families and churches. Their latest is a printable church schedule to help kids with disabilities understand their time at church. They also have some great adapted cards. You may have to submit an email for access.
CityAlight released their latest album, Simple Songs for Young and Old, and we've been enjoying it in our homes with our kids. You can check out the lyrics for each song, YouTube links, and Spotify links on the album page.
If you have enjoyed The Biggest Story Bible Storybook, they now have a podcast for kids to listen to the stories. You can tune in on Apple Podcasts here.
There is a great encouragement at Ligonier Ministries on how Fathers can talk to their children about significant events. "What should we say to our children about events like those we’ve faced this year and similar events that I’m sure we will continue to face in the future?"

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This Week's Top Westminster Kids Resources

Engage 365: Beginnings and Endings: Connecting You with God's Word (Engage)

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The Storm That Stopped (Tales That Tell the Truth)

$8.00

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Give God Your Worries (Bible Verses to Remember)

$9.81

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A Biweekly Look at
Links That are Worth the Click

We're keeping it brief.
In our biweekly digest, you'll find links to our best content on the Westminster Kids blog and some other resources we've found on the web that are worth checking out.

A Conversation with Melissa Kruger about Writing Children's Books

A behind-the-scenes look at the writing of two staff favorite children's books. Read more.

Helping Families, Kids, and Teens Study the Bible

Faith and Remley talk about Bible study resources that have been helpful for their families and their churches. Read more.

The Impact of Scripture Memory on Children

Children can recite pages of picture books, jingles, and song lyrics through simple exposure– how much more profitable it is to memorize the living Word of God? Read more.

The team at Simply the Gospel has a great library of free resources for families and churches. Their latest is a printable church schedule to help kids with disabilities understand their time at church. They also have some great adapted cards. You may have to submit an email for access.
CityAlight released their latest album, Simple Songs for Young and Old, and we've been enjoying it in our homes with our kids. You can check out the lyrics for each song, YouTube links, and Spotify links on the album page.
If you have enjoyed The Biggest Story Bible Storybook, they now have a podcast for kids to listen to the stories. You can tune in on Apple Podcasts here.
There is a great encouragement at Ligonier Ministries on how Fathers can talk to their children about significant events. "What should we say to our children about events like those we’ve faced this year and similar events that I’m sure we will continue to face in the future?"